The Art and the Eeriness

Jonas Burgert - Tatstand

Jonas Burgert, Tatstand, 2008

Impossible but true. Watching so many magazines in Germany die is not a really a fun thing. So we’re relieved to hear that the small Berlin based Kunstmagazin was able to survive and thrive since almost three years for now. This is a good reason to party I think. And just to have the right vibe, the party is paired with an exhibition opening featuring a lot of great artist. The theme of the exhibition is more or less the eeriness. The little preview of images after the jump indicates that some of the art work will be pretty amazing.

Christian Achenbach - Scarface

Christian Achenbach, Scarface, 2007, Courtesy Wendt+Friedmann Galerie, Berlin

Bjorn Melhus - Animal

Bjorn Melhus, Animal, 2008, Filmstill from Meadow

Lars Teichmann - Triumph

Lars Teichmann, Triumph, 2008, Courtesy Kunstagenten, Berlin

Moritz Schleime - Dirty Nucki

Moritz Schleime, Dirty Nucki, 2008, Courtesy Wendt+Friedm ann, Berlin

Das Unheimliche

Exhibition: 25.04.09 - 01.05.09

Opening and party: 24.04.09, 18h

Modulor Haus

Prinzenstr. 85

10997 Berlin

www.das-unheimliche.de

kunstmagazinberlin.de

C.R. by C.R.
on April 21st, 2009
in Art, Kreuzberg, Parties

6 Responses to “The Art and the Eeriness”

  1. Walter Says:

    Kunstmagazin is not a magazine.
    It is a free-of-charge monthly leaflet listing art events in Berlin.

  2. Frank Frank Says:

    I disagree. It has several pages of content, plus an event calendar and a gallery listing. and it being free doesn’t make it less of a magazine. it is not a magazine like vice or quest or style. but certainly there are different kinds of magazines out there.

  3. ronja Says:

    hm, ob die party wohl was wird??
    na ja, is ja gleich umme ecke……

  4. Diwa diwa Says:

    claudio, you’ve convinced me to check it out :) .are you guys heading there too?

  5. C.R. cr Says:

    Wir sind auch da. Auch wenn wir vorher noch im Hau sind um die Brasilian Moves abzuchecken.

  6. Walter Says:

    Kunstmagazin can be compared with a real magazine as much as this web site can be compared with Spiegel Online.

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